"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalWhen was the last time you stopped listening to the echoes of people around you and stopped to think what you wanted? Have you ever been wary about the sense of emotional asylum that falling in love seemingly provides, or the satisfaction of not having individual thoughts because you are comfortable with ‘groupthink’, or living with the boredom of being ‘regular’? Have you been told that “It is fate, accept it, live with it” every time you have had such questions or concerns about self, life and the world in general?
When was the last time you expressed yourself without any worry or concern – be it making a hop, skip and jump in happiness or wailing out in extreme sadness. Read out loud as you go from page to page of introspection with this book, finding your way around questions, confusions and frustrations. Here’s a piece of advice - Pack along all your emotions for this trip – anger, love, sadness, convictions, serenity. You’re going to need them.
This is the beginning of a journey inward - a first step at picking up a set of brushes and a can of paint and starting to paint a whole new picture of your personal life.
Bharti
Bharti has written many management books, research papers and articles. This is her first book on her personal musings and her other creative output, oil painting. Calling herself “someone who has lived an ordinary life with solid perseverance”, she has spent years working with child and women laborers, thereafter in various corporate houses and is now a full-time professor teaching specialized courses in corporate management. She has travelled extensively in various parts of Europe, Asia, USA and India - Bharti lives in Ahmedabad.
